Noah Brecker Represents Whistleblowers in Qui Tam Lawsuits

Noah Breker is one of Minnesota’s premier boys cross country runners and recently finished second at Nike Cross Heartland Regional Championships.

The archive includes Brecker’s original pencil and ink tune manuscripts; practice journals from his time at Indiana University; two tenor saxophones and three EWIs as well as mouthpieces, reeds and equipment used during performances and business materials for business use.

Early Life and Education

Noah Brecker is an attorney in Constantine Cannon’s New York office who represents whistleblowers in qui tam lawsuits filed under Federal and various state False Claims Acts. Additionally, he is an accomplished jazz musician. Recently his musical projects include Retumbra’s debut record as well as ethnomusicological research in Israel as part of an antisemitism-fighting initiative using Jewish musics; TRUMP: An Unspoken Truth (a solo recording which explores Trump’s words in order to find greater meaning).

Born and raised in Los Angeles, he spent much of his childhood working on film sets. After graduating from Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut with a bachelor’s degree in political science and sociology – later earning a law degree at Fordham University – he headed back to Los Angeles.

Professional Career

Noah serves as an associate at Constantine Cannon’s New York Office and represents whistleblowers in qui tam lawsuits filed under both federal and various state False Claims Acts. Additionally, he is part of Constantine Cannon’s Diversity Committee and regularly presents on inclusion issues within legal industries.

As a high school athlete, Breker placed second at the Class 3A cross-country state meet last November and also competed in the 3,200-meter run at Nike Cross National Championships last December.

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Achievement and Honors

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Noah Brecker has achieved great success as a high school runner, garnering some national acclaim. He was honored with the Gatorade Minnesota Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year for 2021-22, as well as finishing second at Nike Cross Heartland Regional Championships.

Personal Life

Noah was raised by his Jewish mother. In 2013, he graduated with honors from Brandeis University with top marks, working as a paralegal at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission before starting law school.

Brecker has collaborated with an impressive list of artists such as George Benson, Herbie Hancock, Jaco Pastorius, Steely Dan, Lou Reed, Quincy Jones, Jan Akkerman Chick Corea Charlie Haden Paul Simon Mike Stern and Steps Ahead – to name just a few.

On being diagnosed with leukemia, he went public with his struggle and initiated international bone marrow drives to find a matching donor, drawing in thousands of prospective donors and creating an archive with pencil and ink tune manuscripts, commercially released LPs/CDs; nine practice journals/music books; an extensive clippings file as well as business materials.

Net Worth

He lost nearly all of his 50 Million US dollar (roughly PS38m) career earnings due to divorce expenses, child maintenance payments and lifestyle commitments such as costly homes in both Britain and America – the court heard. There was no other source of income.

Brecker was diagnosed with leukemia in 2001 and immediately urged others to donate bone marrow, along with his wife who is also an actress. As part of their effort they organized multiple international drives at locations like Monterey and Newport jazz festivals; thousands of potential donors came forward, but unfortunately Brecker was never matched up with one.

He told the court he had co-operated with trustees who secured his assets, yet had used business accounts as “piggy banks”, using money from this source to purchase items like Ralph Lauren suits and make payments to Ocado and Harrods stores, according to court evidence.